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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-09-23, Page 33'' Gi-Backdoom 0 UNISEX HAIRSTYLINGS By THERESA ORIMMINCK & SILVIA OIESEN PERM SPECIAL Sept. 28 to Oct. 10 2500 shampoo Special Includes: cut & style Call 235-0451 Open Monday to Saturday 423 Main St. Exeter Located AT Parker's Barber Shop ERGUSON API MIONWAY M M1.•e. •a•d..d hada was., _twee, a , eM.P.. zu•m ED F iAs Cheese Sale A�G'91 Monterey Jack Brick, Colby & Mozzarella reg.2e35 Ib. Medium All Cheese 2.60 Ib. Now 10t per Ib. off Whey Butter Ib. $1.95 Creamery Butter Ib. $1.99 FALL SPECIAL on Hoover Vaccums BRAND NEW HOOVERS IN FACTORY CARTONS. 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Photo by Schwartzentruber Two persons injured in district accidents Two persons suffered minor inuries in one of five Authority undecided It won't be known until at least December whether the Ausable Bayfield Con- servation Authority will be moving from their present office in Exeter or will un- dertake a renovation and addition project at the current facility on Highway 83 west. Jay Campbell told Exeter councll this week that an appraisal report on the alternatives will be presented to the full authority meeting in December. A recom- mendation will be presented at that time. The Authority has already held discuspions with Usborne over a suggestion to erect some interest in ren- ting part of the building for a clerk's office and to hold their council sessions in the board office that would be included in a new facility. Other highlights from the September 2 executive meeting that were detailed by Campbell were as follows: Authority had of- fered assistance to Lucan and Clandeboye during recent flooding, Blu-Con Construction awarded contract for the Stewart Gully erosion control project, Paragon Engineering awarded contact for the Bayfield erosion control study ($7,850). Authority staff are opting out of OMERS, Authority and Stephen Township to exchange small parcels of land regarding the new bridge construction over the Ausable River, Authority to make offer of purchase of land in Hay Swamp, ABCA to sell off surplus equipment. Movie buffs considered Alfred Hitchcock to be the master of suspense, and rightly so. Just to maintain that image and frighten his house guests at the same time, he always kept a bust of himself in the refrigerator. ARM CLOTHING � r lel-I- ,i!1i �I/,1 :si1.J:. 1 • t,,i� .‘r11•111.1 .' I ha4y w.s See Us For A Complete Selection Of Coveralls & Gloves * Vests & Parkas * Shoes & Shirts * Pants & Socks EXETER DISTRICT CO-OP Extatet 235-2081 accidents investigated ttus week by officers of the Lucan detachment of the On- tario Provincial Police. Driver Eugenio Cabrera and a passenger Brenda Zimmer, both of Stratford were treated at University Hospital, London after their vehicle left the roadway of County road 23, near Conces- sion 8 of London township at 1:15 a.m. Sunday. Constable C.S. Fleming set damages at $3,300. Monday at 8:40 a.m. vehicles driven by Norman Peters, Hensall and Jean Nadeau, London collided at the intersection of Highways 4 and 7. Constable Goldschmidt listed damages at $1,700. At 7:45 a.m. Thursday, vehicles driven by Peter Heath. Lucan and Ronald Ferguson, RR 6, St. Marys were in collision on County road 23 near Bryanston. Damages were set at $650 by Constable Chapman. Two accidents Monday were of the one vehicle variety. At 6:20 p.m. Constable Chapman listed damages at $1,000 when a vehicle driven by Thomas Dinney, Huron Park left the Biddulph-Usborne townline when a tire blew out. At 8 p.m. the same day, a vehicle driven by Sukhram Singh, London struck a tree in Weldon Park at Arva. Constable Fleming es- timated damages at $1,500. A school ring was found at the Lucan Arena soccer field Saturday. To claim call the Lucan OPP office at 227- 4423. Revival Centre Sunday morning Rev. Ray Brewster led the service at the Revival Centre. Harold Fletcher played his guitar as he sang "God's Love is Abundant: Mr. Brewster introduced Rev. Cliff Williams, from Rochester, N.Y. who will be the new pastor of I ucan Revival Centre on November 1. Rev. Williams talked on God's selection in our lives, from Numbers 10 to 11:6. God needs listening ears and believing minds to do His will, as things done for God must be done in God's plan. Everything we add to God's plan is wrong mixture. When we think we can handle things by ourselves we end up using substitutes for His way as, God has given a pattern for Christians to follow. As we walk our Christian life alone with God, we learn to allow Him to make decisions for us. Our devotion is what will move God in our favour. GRADUATES - Andy Rees, son of Harry and Pat Rees of Exeter graduated recently from an electronics course at the Canadian Forces Base in Cornwallis, Nova Scotia. He received one of six awards and is now in training at CFB, Kingston. Bali team came close By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR CREDITON EAST A slo-pitch ball tour- nament was held in Crediton Saturday and Sunday at the Community park. The Glanville Wreckers never won a game all year and came in with three wins and lost the last game to the Cobras with a score of 4-3. They put up a good ball game and we're proud of the Glanville team anyhow. Master Robt England, Huron Park spent the weekend with his grand- parents and nieces Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Regele and Christopher RR 1 Princeton visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator and girls. There can be no wrong mixtures in God's service. Sunday evening Rev. Bill Cochrane told about he and his wife Joan going to Coldwater, Ontario to minister there. Mrs. Joan Cochrane played her guitar while she sang "Forget There was a Yesterday." Rev. Ray Brewster said that Jesus came to bless this country so that we can bless others. Everyone read John 3:16-17, which tells that Jesus came for the whole world. The blood of Jesus Christ was shed for all people everywhere, and is available to all. After the service, a farewell gathering was held in the Fellowship Hall for Rev. William and Joan Cochrane. Rev. Ray Brewster presented them with a gift of money from the congregation. Upcoming Ewes Hockey has started Tuesday evening from f/ to 10 p.m., for members and adherents of Lucan Revival Centre. All interested in playing can call Howard Currie at 227.4381. lucan club wins in soccer The Lucan mosquitoes won three straight games Saturday to take the area minor soccer playoff cham- pionship held at the Lucan arena. In their first game Lucan handily defeated Ailsa Craig - Nairn 5-0. Scott Finlayson won the scoring attack with a three goal effort. Scoring in single fashion were Eddy Hesselss and Matt Welsh. The semi-final saw Lucan edged Exeter by a 2-1 score. Exeter scored early in the second half, but, goals by Mike Annis and Scott Finlayson provided the margin of victory. Ian Craig made a late game save on a penalty shot to keep his team in front. In the final contest, Lucan downed Grand Bend 5-1. Grand Bend were first on the scoreboard with an early goal. Lucan tied the score late in the first half when Eddy Hessells booted the first of two goals. In the second half, Lucan scored four unanswered goals. Matt Welsh was a two goal marksman while Scott Finlayson and Eddy Hessels counted one each. The mosquitoes also won the league championship edging Grand Bend by a single point. Two Lucan girls teams were knocked out in the first round of playoffs. The atoms lost 1-0 to the London Southeast Rowdies and the mosquitoes were beaten 4-0 by the Byron Bobcats. UCW unit orders bulbs Members of the Lucan U.C.W. Friendship Unit held their September meeting at the home of leader, Beth Cowdrey, on the 11th.The Study Book "Partners in Christ" under the topic "The Family Unit" was led by Marguerite McRoberts and Sharon MacDonald con- ducted the devotions which also dealt with the Family. She was assisted by Ann Holden. It is hoped that the bulbs from Holland will arrive by the end of the month, for distribution. A "boutique work meeting" for the Snowflakes Bazaar, will be held on , Wednesday, October 7 from 9 to 12 a.m. and from 7 to 10, p.m. All women of the; Church are invited to come and assist in making articles for the Bazaar. The "Thank Offering" general meeting of the U.C.W. will be held on Wednesday evening, October 14th. Please note change of day. The Fall Fellowship luncheon is scheduled for Sundsy October 25. Please keep this date free. The next Unit meeting will include husbands as well and everyone is welcome. The topic will be "Marriage Encounters" and special leaden will be pramt, who are .specie, sd in this type of program. A flea circus may be a good act, but it takes ter- mites to bring down the house. Come See YAMAHA for X82 °' PORT FRANKS CYCLE & MARINE'S Sunday, Oct. 4, 1981 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. FREE DRAW 4' For a Snowmobile Suit up to $150•• Volvo I/ SPECIAL Children's Yamoho SNOWMOBILE SUIT $24" sites 2 10 fax (while supplies loslt Including H•Im•N, Parts. Clothing and Muth More . PORT FRANKS CYCLE & MARINE Port Fronk' 243-2703 Dear Betty Times -Advocate, September 23, 1911 Page 17A Well he did it again. Some help you were! 1 got a card and yes, money for my birthday. Every year, the same. I guess I shouldn't complain it beats being stuck with something I hate. Last week 1 couldn't afford to buy anything for myself so 1 want to go back to Gordon's Ladies Wear in Festival Square, Stratford, to spend my birthday money on a really good outfit. That Ports skirt and blazer was really sharp and not too expensive when you consider the wear 1',, get out of it. I also saw a really nice blouse that would match perfectly. Of course it won't be just that easy. I'll change my mind, as soon as I get loose in that store. 1 do need a winter jacket,and they have really nice Utex wool jackets with hoods, that are very reasonably priced. Or, I could go for a Mon di wool skirt and a Parkhurst or Spanner Sweater , for quality, value, and style its really a hard decision. Then of course, I'm always complaining about not being able to get slacks where the waist and bums are in the same places and proportions as mine. Mr. Leonard slacks, always fit beautifully and Gordon's carry Mr. Leonard slacks , shirts and blouses. Well, I've got supper to make ironing to do and Another World is about to start. See you Sat. [adv.) Mary Jane J Introducing: Secve Sceecon This option available with all '82 Volkswagens. Introduchi" offer As of now, this new� profiection plan for36 months or �3U,000 km is included with the purchase of any new '81 Rabbit sedan orVW Pickup... at no extra cost. 1�11�k�k1��11.�/1k�/1.�11.11katk �kciki i kik•k.kcill11Illl I/fellll4,4lit1,0, l0 /•I/ AISI/I11/1/I I/I�I/I�I"/11/11/1 ISI/lkl/lit//l/l/lkl�l�l/lkl !' lklll- :�h•1'i 1'i 1`�`�•,,t i s , a i, o f . e , 0`, ON. 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